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Ruling in a closely watched intellectual property case, the Supreme Court gave both sides something to celebrate in disputes involving alleged consumer confusion over trademarks. The court's unanimous ruling in KP Permanent Make-Up Inc. v. Lasting Impression I Inc. said that the law tolerates "a certain degree of confusion on the part of consumers," a view favoring alleged trademark infringers. But it also gave trademark holders a partial victory
December 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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